In Emst, HaBé realized this beautiful farm-style home. The old house was largely demolished and rebuilt with many authentic details. Unique country-style living entirely to the clients’ liking.

Detailed masonry
The thatched farmhouse exudes tranquility. The picture is correct. The home features detailed masonry; farmhouse braiding in the gables, hancock crests above the window frames and a brick arch in the rear façade. All the masonry has a cutting joint, all in the style of the old days. The barn and barn doors were replaced for glass fronts of insulated glass. This provides plenty of natural light.

Robust oak wood
The structure is built entirely of wood and everything in sight. The use of robust oak and beams and trusses has created an authentic and warm atmosphere in a new residential farmhouse. The joists, floor boards and roof structure are made of Douglas fir.

M-design see-through fireplace
An M-design see-through fireplace, also called a tunnel fireplace, was installed between the living kitchen and living room. From multiple sides you can enjoy the impressive flames. At this residential farmhouse, HaBé also realized a horse stable with concrete interior walls and a complete stable layout, view on the HeBé Building In Style website.